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| "Golden Chief" Tomb Yields Clues to Unamed Civilisaiton
"Golden Chief" Tomb Treasure Yields Clues to Unnamed Civilization
National Geographic News, December 21, 2011
Newfound tombs in Central America are yielding thousand-year-old gold,
gems, and even hints of murder by pufferfish. But the real treasure is
the excavation's clues to the unnamed civilization of the so-called
golden chiefs of Panama, archaeologists say. "It's really a very
spectacular find. ... probably the most significant" for this culture
since the 1930s, when the nearby Sitio Conte site, also in central
Panama, yielded a wealth of gold artifacts, anthropologist John Hoopes
said. Until now, Sitio Conte provided the only major evidence of the
golden-chiefs culture, which can be traced from about A.D. 250 to the
16th century, when Spanish conquerors arrived on the scene. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/12/111221-gold-panama-cano-chiefs-t\
ombs-science/
I am not much of a historian but I would like to hear any comments on this...
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